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Business Majors Train for Vocations Senior Don Taylor uses an adding machine to work one of his bookkeeping problems. Pupils are given practical situations in- volving ownership, cost and accounting of small businesses, and office procedures which they might face in future work. Electric dictaphones, widely used in modern offices, are part of the equipment for office training classes. Jackie Noles, Claudia Robinson, and Sandra Mussmann type as they listen to taped exercises recorded en the dictaphone. Bookkeeping classes teach students the fundamental skills of balancing figures in journal credits and debits. Here Jim Hurt and Jan DeArmond each use a calculator, a machine on which one can do the four basic types of math, to check the figures in their ledgers.
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Mr. Oran Davis, Head of the Art Department, acts as critic for his art students as the would-be artists bring their work up to his desk for his expert opinion and advice. These are beginning art pupils working in freehand drawing. Art Classes Bring Crea.tiven.ess to Life Using small scraps of stained glass, students of this Craft Arts class fashioned such things as ashtrays, plaques, and trivets. This was one of many projects the numerous craft classes pursued throughout the year. Sophomore David Newlin watches as Mrs. Mildred Haskens inspects a piece of jewelry he has smoothed with a file. Jewelry classes work with metals and semi-precious stones to produce rings, bracelets, necklaces, and other items. 11
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Sewing talents become sharpened as future homemakers work in clothing classes. Here Linda Rick and Mary Jo Powers concentrate on completing semester projects. Seamstresses, Chefs Perfect Their Skills Foods at Manual is not for girls only. Chuck Lambuth and Rodney mg — . — Iverson work together in Boys ' Foods to make their cake special. — — — This course prepares boys for jobs as waiters or chefs, and also makes them better husband-material. Design plus line makes an attractive you . Pat Langford, Judy Hancock, and Voleetta Richardson of the Ad- vanced Clothing class, set up a dis- play which was shown at the annual Hobby Show at the Fair Grounds. 13
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